Direct Cryptographic Computation of the Cosmological Constant $\Omega_\Lambda$
Charles Kirkham Rhodes

TL;DR
This paper presents a novel cryptographic method to compute the cosmological constant {5} using a prime modulus, aligning with observational data and the flat universe model.
Contribution
It introduces a cryptographic approach to determine the cosmological constant based on a physically anchored prime modulus, linking cryptography with cosmology.
Findings
Cryptographic computation matches observational data.
The method confirms a flat universe model.
{5} is identified as a symmetry point in the system.
Abstract
A direct cryptographic computation of the Cosmological Constant {\Omega}{\Lambda} based solely on a physically anchored prime modulus that stands in full agreement with observational data on {\Omega}{\Lambda} and {\Omega}m and the conclusion of a flat universe ({\Omega}{\Lambda}+{\Omega}m=1.0) is demonstrated. The simplification derives from the fact that {\Omega}{\Lambda} defines the symmetry point of the cryptographic system.
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Taxonomy
TopicsCosmology and Gravitation Theories · Computational Physics and Python Applications · Particle physics theoretical and experimental studies
